The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, July 24, 1884, Image 3
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THURSDAY-^ULT 24. 1884.
'Lho post ollloe at Buford's Bridge has
pn ro-e^ublislied at last.
“Now’s tlio Utno to Rive Smith’s Worm
Oil. friili-ly
The Blnckvillo RendlnR Club wM meet
Friday evening. 25'.h lust,', at Mr. L. A.
Free’s.
■ ■ ‘ ' >v. • * ' »
A V: illiston subscriber tells us that tho
caudidates have not left him * a rooster to
crow for day," k
The health of Judjro Aldrich has been
Rieatly Improved by a brtej sojouin ivt
Glenn SpiioRS. i
Capt. W. M. Bost ick of Allendale who has
been very ill for tho past week was, at lust
accounts, still In a critical Condition.' ^
Tho cundldHtea unanimously nsreo with
the ladles hi voting that there shall bo no
stump speffkTng at WUHs’a mill to-mor-
Mr. J. J. Whaley of Blackvllle Townslilp
has eig lit hero-tj swamp corn which will
Ih^ke, so good .udg.-s say, GO bushels to
^tnoaere. „ .
Tho 81 loam Pemoc.'ntic Club will meet
ott tcenwmiw at the usual hour* AfuJl at
tendance Is dt sired as Important business
will bo ti ansncled.
I" r
It is aheady proposed that the cahdk
dates who Shall be defeated !n the prima
ry election shall form a survivors or nie-
moii il association.
A gentleman who visited twelve town
ships last week telle us that all the drops
»v saw were excellent nn4 tho people in
high hope* of better Utpt s.
Gover Hagood his gone to his 8’a’uda
stock farm where he will stay for several
liUl > hrshet,. the highest
known in thh trTtjRts, W«©>ni crop was
entirely ruined.
'The finest pee eh we have rsten this sea
son was a '‘Chinese cling," grown and pre
sented by Capt. W. H. Kennedy of Willls-
toik It men cured lllichcl In elicumfcr-
ecye and. widghed 12 ounce*. ,
> Tlio agetilstif the Kotth Carolina nurse-
"les an* 'iuapiiths of fruit
ret ?, Why i-aa’t some enterprising man
etui t a bin sol j Pore and k< op the money
noip sent out of thoKlate at horn* ? ,
A mooting pf Mlo Uarnwelt i)t>moeratic
Club wtibrelield on Balurday, tho 2nd (*f
/ ugost. at 4 o’clock p. tn. tajuiake arrange
ments for the prUnnry election- A full ul-
tciidonco Is icqurated, as no candidalrs
will Is* p.-iinHivd tB sp'jak. i |
Susan I’lrWsy.'^Mofed,pipfeeilonnl klep
tomaniac aral famlllif whh the }nl an !
penitentiary,- made I kit escene from the
j 11 on Saturday ntght, Whete'-dio w*,s
waiting lrial for recently appropriating
tin* goods of a neighbor to her own Use. j
Mr. Wll lam II. Garvin dhd of ra tie rial
fever last week in Itax'h Island. He re-
inoved to Aiken ecuu'y last whiter but In
tended to comeback to his nativec unty.
His surviving comraces of tho 1 bird S. c.
Cavalry and many tiici.ds will hear, wRli
sorrow, of hil unliinely ileuth.
The members of lied Oak Dcraocratl®
Club are r-quested to meet at Seven Pines
School House August 2 , id at 3 50 p. in. A
f"ll attendance is r< qu ste<l as business t f
importtti.ee will be irans icter).
C II. Lanolay, Chairman.
.) K. §XEi«UMVSsci»tury.
Excursion tickets can bo purchosrd at
Biackvilk) Agency to Sullivan's Island and
let rn at *G5i; good till October31st
i x^iu>iim tickets to Sullh'au's Island and
return are sold at Blnek\ille every Satur
day P. M. for-30,00. Gowd to return oiT
Monday morulrgs. tf
Mr. Ia>roy Moiuir is a man of marj* ac-
eompiisiimcuts. As a printer he had no
s iperlor, as a merchat t ho ir successful
and ha knows in w 'OTtnra hotel. Now be
i- c; mii g forward ns s tirst eiass farmer.
liULXide over hhrerops the other day he
showed us Bplnnd corn 1 j feet lilgh, forty -
jmund melons lying arounif'i romiscuous-
ly ami cottas stalks as high as a cundi-
datn’o hopes.
8 heuiff’s Sapks —Abram Middluh D
a {ainst Mult In Miugo et. nl.: '1 he African
Methodist parsonage tn Midway contji i-
ing one acre And bounded by labels of U.
.W. Walker, B«n Mhidletaii amt otlmrs.
J. E. Glover, as Trustee of Mary E. Glov
er agaiual Jos *ph Bellinger: Defendant's
interest, huVJ'ct to his mother’alife estate,
in tho "Olive land" containing 1750 acres
imdbounded by lands of estate of Lucia
Pinkney. A. C. Bellinger, John WheisUJhe
and others.
The Robbins TKAa*mv-Ely Estey, the
mysterious mulatto implicated In the mur
der of Mr. John G. [Sessions, and who was
a: rested near Themson, Ga.. was brought
to Barnjvcll an^ lodged fn j.iil rn Friday.
Tlio rumpr thatB. E. Caison, the alleged
principal, had been captured in Macon,
Ga., was a mistake. A telegram to tlio
8heji(T reported that ka.y ns there and
ai’LJ. W. yiley immediately proceeded
t j Macon, when he found tha'Alre person
suspected was not Carson, although bear
ing a very styplp resemblance to him,—
Carson la described as a rather good look
ing man, about 38 years old, 6 feet tall, red
complexion, sapdy naiiy and when, last
seen ware a heavy moustache and side
whiskers. On tho inside of one hand he
Carried a ecir from a burn extending to
the ends of the .tinge rs. It Is thought that
LLs capture is only a question of time.
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Jhk Camp Alan.—The official canvass .of
the ceunty by tho candidates cotninecoed
on tho 17th Inst The sun > ose bi ight and
early but the candidates were up before it
and from all points of tho compass they
0 mverged on Dunbarton. And right royal
ly were they received by the good people
of the Land of Goaben. Fully four hun
dred men were gathered from tho town
ships of Richland, Four Mile and Bennett
(Springs end a hundred ladies lent tho
charm of their presence to the happy oc.-
CHblun. There, for a day at least, all tor-
got Hie existence of bard times and eh-
joyod the gooif tfifer and kludly wcloome
of the thriving citizens who keep their corn
cribs and smoko houses at homo and who
have no fears of the Sheriff, the lawyers
or the factors of tho cities to *hom the
cottontots pay tribute.
From beginning to end of tbe exercises
there was no cloud or clap of thunder in
the political sky. Tho happy peace of tho
country entered the hearts of the ambi
tious corapetitorfl’ and calmed whatever
angry feelings may have existed there —
Han. G. W. Morrell presided gracefully
and generously, assisted by Ur. Caleb Kli-
liugsworth. Col. Bates and other gentle
men “too numerous to mentiqo," who all
united in extending courteous attentions
tithe many visitors from the remoter
townships.
And whan the people were saiiafied with
- W ~ -r - ViriT,
the eloquence of tbe speech-makers a fe ist
of fat tilings was set beforfTtffb 'Wutttlude
and their appetites were unequal to the
consumption of the good things so pro
fusely prepared Cor consumption. 1 And
many men who have traveled widely have
oome and tbld us that never, in all their
lives, have they ween so good a bnrbeeue
and so many toothsome cdibies us tho good
homokcepers had picpared in such lavish-
abundance. And then other speeches fol
lowed until tho slanting shadows brought
thoughts of homo to tho tai un rs and thetr
families and of other bntthhekls to the
oandldatca and the well contented nudl-
cnco dispersed. And the candidates sought
quarters for the night and on the next day
guthmoi with tho Baldoc club at Mims’
Cross Roads, where more speeches wore
m&ile, until tho clouds name and poured
out their Hoods,end cooled tkihu offlorthe
next day at Allendale.
And hero too tho good work went on
bravely.'''Ibe Baldoc r, d shirts brougnt
back memories^of 76, j nd good men and
true from the regions round about oarue to
cheer and comfort and criticfae the candi
dates. And lak vrutnen weie there too aid
tho Barnwell brass band made lucfodlbUS'
music hi d the patient people st<g»d am!
listened for hours to tho eloquence of nil
who desired to address them. And tho
candidates biiook hands with tho electors
and established their headquarters under
trec-s, Tii pluzz is and tt alt tha .ahaAv .uJa-
C?s, and every blessed one of them was
happy and hopeful. And The PEornK cir
culated extensively among iisgood friends
a>id heard tho pleasant news that health
and good fortune and pc feet peiice have
brought to f ie Sappy families to which il
pays its weekly visits; JSuit.h a warmer
love for Aliendglc and its good folks we
tt'ni our f tees homeward, pronih-ing our-
sci! an early and longer visit, when the
turmoil i f tho-eampalgu is ovpr and tho
Incoming cotton has renewed the circula
tion of two dollar bil!*.
Just as we are going to press Die re
porter we gent to Dunbarton dropped lb
and is very wrat <y bocau* e we condensed
Ids report. I he fact»«the Dunbartyn^co*
pie treated even boilyi in such Ilna-iyia
that they demoraliz' d every oi.o^pnd >vo
sent tills boy, who never went tv a baihe-
cue before, to bring us back a quarter col
umn report, and he'can,e ba ’•h ttith live
columns, out of whlcli w w.i>te too above.
Ho says tho best proof that lie is right
about the pic nla being tfAXonderful onels
that when he was leaving, after evefl"eVe»
ry m-gro on the ground had l;e*‘i\jjed, hR
saw two ‘waslhpiwls full of riccand ten t».ir-
beeued hogs Hint they were trying to give
away. He >-nys t liat the mnst iimpor’ant
tking hc'imwiioned., we left cm it, and that
w.is it wouM t-e n great sliamn to every
man in Baniwell township who was .-.t
Dunbarton to allow arvy man in Richland,
lb nnett Si rings and Four Milv Wbocodo-s
here on Saturday to go a Wu y without iiav-
ingbcCn \Voll looked after.
ivinj' Strocf, ChsHeston, S. C.
*® 9 v nwiMil sfe re,
i\Y Imt is oWitnoJ for llm
WVVivHbY HCDSi;,
CHAUJ^KM'rON. C.
The best feeds and 1<ddin" in t!ic Fooili.
Lovatinn tlic )>c-h! in ilic Cuy.
•1‘heisble tiQsurpasiod.
RATES—S2.O0.aB l $2 80 riitt'DAT
iiedneed hups by the week ormeutb.
J08Ei'll rith F, Jr., Troprirter
juacl'j
8-A
BE,A.<JICVILLE
Ilisil School.
1*1 Of
end
» 7 <
-;$'n,MSTftN v 3..,C., July 20, 1884.
•Tliankino iny fricuds for tlic support
oiTcrcd me T hereby withdraw, my nauie
as ipcaiMliJate for Coyjity Copiniissiuucr
iu favor of \V\- W. Matthews.
Iiesjicetfti_ly,,your old, servt.
_ O. \V. 13 IIoLMAX.
1884.
To the <.undi«l;itrn.
Bi.ac KYii.i.E, S. €., July 21,
til it or 1 'cojiL ;
- A serious question with all the eandi*
dates is: Wow, hy whom and in whnt
mnuner ilmll tickets for the primary
election be printed? Let me surest
That ail candidates meet at the Court
meet at
12 o'cToc
8
Fourth ScssioTi will cummcricc
Heptcmbcr.
Tuition—?2.00, |2.«0
nioutli. ^ v ^
Competent"and oxpevi rtm»J" insVniSA
orswilt he pi-qvidcd fur olassps iu Mukic,
French atd^enniiu. * . fc •,
Til08. Cl IIOOTKIV
ITiucimil.
- 1 unlit If
House in Raruwull at 12 c/clock on SJV f es-
day in August iu a friendly manner, dis
cuss their views and setlic the issue. In
my opinion more satisfiction will result
.from this than any other method.
Palmetto^
An E.MP.vKr.ASSEE Teachek,—A teach
er ubce proved that it may bo embar-
rnssiivR to use one's eclf as nn Illustra
tion. She was hem iug a class in spell
ing and ch fining words. Tlio word
‘orphan’ I)A‘h been cbrrectly spelled,
hut none of the elites seeueJ to know
its menniog. After nsklng one or two
of -them, eho snld, tncOuragiugly;
‘Now, try agsInVIam anorphac. Now
cau’t some of you guess what it means?
The blank look upon their faces re
mained, until one of the duller scbol-
lars raised his hand, and said, with no
intention of Wing saucy : "It’s some
one who. wants to get married, and
cu u,t,”
BUY THE BEST.
AND THAT IS
The Gulieif,
Light Draft
MIOLU C0TT1 Eli,
FEEDER
—AND—
Condenser.
Tnc Magnolia Gin has come in com
petition with nearly every other Gin oir
the markef at State’Fairs and elsewhere
and in every in.Mnnco !■ as be»t<ui all com
petitors and taken the honors for fine
sample*, / yht ihxij't (lii'l 'jiti' h aiitl yood
Met/'.'
TWO CHEAT ADVANTAGES:
•Its Improved Cotton Box enunot he
choked. .t
Its “Open Beater’’ whips all dust mid
trash out of the cotton.
Made of the best material, warranted
in every particular it js ahead of all enrtt-
petitors.' Worn parts supplied- For
sale at Factory prices, fiee on board errs
by ALFRED GWENS, Willisfou, S,
C., who will be happy to furnish .full in*
formation to all applicants. Be sure to
Call on or correspond with him before
you buy. _ mny'ifh
On Hit.) afl. r 1.IT. \f .i 1211*, IKS I, (rains
ill lull lull' .w> 1 ill t.rlli-r lluttrr-
|i»A!!y -HJ.-^iit s,io<i!*jv! * - -" ' --
I OOTCFf ENGINE
SAWMIL OttUCC
TAYLOR MF6. CG.
Edward Brooker,
BLACKVILLE. 8- C-
Is now proparct] to luTiiish,
_ 8tiort not ion* • imxxiiuuu)-
vlnting terms, the fallowing
briefly ilescri lx;d onttnrns of one
of the largest and lust nianuihc--
torics in the Union.
1* Dry Steam Portable En
gines, all sues.
2. Climax Engines, all sizes,
Portable or Detached, .as desir
ed, v itli Loeoinotive or Return
Tubular Boilers,
3. Tiger Engines; all sizes /
Portable or Detaelied, as desir
ed. with Locomotive or Return
Tubular Boilers."
4. The Taylor Saw Mill, Iron
frame, superb and substantial,
for .heavy or plantation work, as
desired.
"im tom SEir
Corn-Mills and Millstones,
A LX SISKS.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
FCW TABLE MEAL I
StsplM ef Xul 3*st at ApjUcMta.
■MTN CASSLISA HULSTSU U.
Also, the LIDDELL BOS8 COT
TON PH ESS.
Edward Brooker,
BLACKVILLE. S. C.
marG -
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HanrWell Railroad
\V ICW'l'WAIMJ.
STATIONS.
fv niittfkous
y A*tfM4‘
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Wiwiv.itl'p
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Parmroll Kailr**! Tmi:''* cwiuuut wall SuitliCar-
oUi' i latUSn)' Truinu as lnlliiws:
Nu. 3 liavmnm'rt Inn (Vina South Caititln* KiilUnv
fVom AMKM)B«AaU U-a'l SlAtimit Wi-at i»l lUmkvilli-.
No. (ivniiiK'ls it (I li South Carolina Hallway li>r
Cnarlofliirt ;iii.| Ox*I Stutuxu tail uf ilUckvilkniul
OolumUa lliviu.in.
6 li,'* i i ihsM'ib a*M,i Smilli Carolina 1!aU«Ai
fr>;ii eiiyJ-t ui. t'oliiun.Ia, I'ivMyu »nif Xil
'tn ioifeS GtJ^3c1CYln('.
r;.v»t:j,A.ND;Y D. HotFA H(>,
A .f" Ns«lfe CAVoliii* Kiilway for
110*1 Uictl Stiitii,ii» U’t st I'llUackTilU.
I'l'iUnsSlofi fyion SohMi CnmiiuH luilway
"w! 1 .'•NiSs mil nil IaxmISlalioiiH.
i luilway
...hi »u lAiriii ruinous.
I'l'iA with Smlh Carolina Hallway for
< ''•‘rli'Son,*\.InmMa nnd all n iiiln'l'Asl.
I.in i iX ur m‘*(|lh* s i.sijal Train wl’1
paw UUrkrilk^ J A. M„-aidattiorc AKBiuuwi H i'j
i. iO A. M.
rr.irv-n m'/swbiT' A f-UW. fl P A T. A((M»I.
JOTfN R ri'CK, lK. K . r „j Unnajp-r.
Sfiiitli Caroliui liailwny.
Commencing May lllh 1831, trains
will run as follows .
-a * "'■y ».• «»i • a»st"
MP-'trVCMLtE
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
wBsr
(Dally)
Leave riiarletion f.l^ain
Arrirem Umnclirllle 10.15 a m
Lonve BnuiciiTiUe 10 20 u m
Le.tveiMiii.to 10. JO a m
Leave Midway 10.41 h m
Leave Bimberg 10 »0 a m
i.**are (Imlnims 11.03 a m
Leave Lers 11.10 am
Leave Htaikville 11.'23am
Lsave Kiko
Leave Willist:n 11 Ham
Arrive at Augusta T 20 p m
EAST.
LDaily. exmii
Samfajra.)
4.30 p m
ti.3.5 p m
**. 50 |> m
7.00 p m
7,13 p m
7 2* p m
7 .Ml p m
7.50 | m
7.5h p ui
H.l 1 p in
H.1H p n,
0.50 p tn
, WHO i>
THE HOWARD
*r - , .• * - 4 ”
N v •VVJIKniC JVTI'
S-s IHackvillcj S. C.
1 • t r ’ • J - ' wJk , ft ,
Wc callage atlcnlion of the Farmers, P!nfi*«T* and oUicrs who use macliinerv.
Aiich •* I-*ngh CJ , (- otton (I in a, Saw MUN, Cotton Piesscs end all kiodaof raaohiri-
ery, to tho fact^at *;e arc Prscticul Machinists and En^inssn . nod thoroughly
Wheels, new Gib
o have fittings of
(IHil/J [p8ily except
inluA
'SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
<M C ELREE S
^fS^dEWELRY A
^ -PALACE
CH A RLE S TO N, S.C.
CARGEST STOCK.
I: LOWEST PRICES
- IN THE,, SOUTH.
Rqpainna a Specialty.
SSENtfME -YOUR^ATCHEiS :
xv. ujii8cuor*\ -
j. von’ovk.v.
k
IB;
Foundry, Machine
—AND—
BOILER WORKS.
JUST ABOVE DEPOT,
Avitfiista» Georgia. p« ‘RA’P'r
Buy, Sell, Exchange, Boot or Repair • OO V/w*
% ou hot manner and terms,
ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND GILIST MILLS
AND MACHINERY,
CHEAP AND GOOD.
Have on hand a Large Stock of
New York City is twenty miles long
and from three to four miles wide.
Three negroes within three weeks
have been arrested in Anderson Ckufe-
ty for attempted rape.
The suicides in tho United States
durirrg tho last three mouths number
over 400, or about one to every Tib,000
of the population.
Mr. T. Ed. Greneker of the Newber
ry Herald, aged t‘0 years, the youngest
editor in tho State, died last Friday
morning after a brief Illness of ty
phoid lever.
It is a pretty open kind of a secret
now thaka great effort is to" be made
by the republican campaign managers
to carry South Carolina, Virginia be
ing regarded as hopelessly democratic
through the discord in the Republican
ranks there, if for no other reason. —
Washington Cor. Richmond State,
One of the editors of a New Orleans
paper, soon after commencing to learn
the printing bueloese, went to see a
preacher’e daughter. Tho next time
be attended noeilng be w», eoneidef iHOHXET A31f(7)SXJtlL0R AT MW,
\Ck nil Fife- “ 3
nbly astonished at henring the roints-
terannouflfce ash's text; 'My daugh
ter la grevloualy tormented with a
devil.
The Newberry 1 Herald says that
about a month ago a sc. enteon year
old white girl in No. 10 township gave
birth to a child of mixed blood, and
that last Saturday a party of forty
white men visltad the houso of Jim
Klnard, colored tbe reputed father of
tbe child, gave him two hundred lash
es and toW Wm to leave tbe county,
which prepetition be (receded to.
' f ’«iA±
upwards of 50 Engines and Bot'ers, also
Steam and Water Pipe at reduced pri
ses.
K OR TING INJECTORS,
Vandizen Jet Pumps, Bolts, Nuts,
Washers, Circular Saws, Files, Ac.
Write for prices. Promptness and
good work. Cheap wi 1 be our aim.
an2i
CARPETS
Carpels and lloiifo Firrafediin; Good*.-
Thc Largest Stock South of Dnltimore. Mnr-
quet Brnsee s, 3-1’ly and Ingrain Carpels,
Bugs, Mats and Crumb Cloths, window
Shnuds, wall Papers, Borders, Lace Curtains,
Cornices and Poles, Cocoa and Canton Mot
tings, Upholsiory, Kagraviags, Chronios,
Picture Frames. Write for samples and pri
ces. BAILID& C08KEKY,
aiig‘2-Ij Augus'a, Ga.
GEORGF.ll.RATKS
H A.UJs'XV'ICT.Iu C» 1JU «. C.
- Will practice in all (he Courts of Hie State
and .give grompt atientioa taall business en
trusted tor JiL* ca-ns. [janJ4
AUGUSTA HOTEL.
UK.OAJJ HX. um t:hxa . o a
NEAft UalUiOAD OKOSETNa.
Bar and Billiard Rnonfi in tbe Hear, Clioice
3Vin.es and Liquors qlwa* j) M *d.
Table Suppliei*
Plan, Attentive
VEnlilatefr Booms
fcdrELCUTRIO RMLfoHn^C
LEWIS & UOUU’Ui'Ui.
XL Wj. EVaNSL Uak,
L y- -w.
-A ; ~-rr-
- ~' ■ Ju£L . i.
-W HOL.KW A Lie GnOClilRH
Wild IJi'nloT» in
CAROLINA RICE.
E«*( P<ay, 1 find 2 Cnmberbind Ft reel.
64 *ud5ti ^■* 1 t,S|f‘*3flj (jliarlcstjMi, S. C.
(Xe\v Vork Qilice, D3 Wall Street.)
N. B. Mr.JYlt. KASrKBLt.NG is now
oni'iipclpd wltli our business ns Travelling
Salesninn. Any orders entrusted tobimwlll
have our best allentUm. [Jan2o
Cli-A.ltI.ICWT'O?*. H. c.
The Larjcst Importers of Fruit in tlie
•feutli, offer for sale a well selected
stock yf
AppUsy Ot'hD'rej, Bananas,
Coconnuts, liCinous, Nuts,
Diied Figs, Kaioins, Po-
tifocs, Cnbl)3"C5, Onious Pe mats, and
everything else that a first class whole
sale Fruit Hou-e sliould hi)ve. Country
orders filled with dispatch. [ocl25
T. T. GILL,
BLACKVILLE, S. C.
Tratchrraker, .Tcwellernnd Gunsmilh, will
be glad tose'e old and new friends at his old
stand opposite the depot. All work war
ranted • ' > itnay28l
HEJSTRY HT1CLTZ,
Importer and Wholesale Denier in
FOIIEIOi ilD Ii8.llCSTIC FIUIT,
Apples, Oranges, lisnanAs, Oheoanuts, Eem-.
nns, I’ieoapfles. i'oiaioes. Onions, Peanuts,
('sblinges, 4<w- N. E. l yracr Electing Mar
ket fhi'cet.Uiiarleslou, B.C. [octll
aprettYplacl
FC H SiVLF
AT WHiLISTON
The healthiest and happiest place in
the county. - — -•
Good schools, excellent water, good
society amd good ehurchc*.
The lot conlaiu4 two acres. The lioufe
is a well built uottago of iimr rooms with
eight foot piazza.
Good lurcheu and servast's house.
Barn, stables and other oiithuildings
nil m good repair and a wed of ejLceJlen4
Water. All within throe minutes walk■ of
the Depot and t tu minutes of the A cade*
plied in Beat Sl.HcVn Jturapaan fhC ^^pot ^ <eu OUni
live Setvautj, Largo aiivl well ,a - f WIi ' v-h^rciies.
t*)©ms. '•*>- -v*>i * L For term* apply to-
term* apply
Mu*. Emu a U. Li aciviiA^TLR^
• - - ... - Villa Kiu, Ga
. * ■ * .. * 6 ■ j
m
C.31 p in
0.4(1 o m
U.64 p m
7.02 p m
7.18 p m
7.25 r m
7 3tt p m*
7.45 p m
7.55 p in
fTOG p m
0.56 p m
Leave Augusta 7.IS am
LcATeWiilisitm 8.51 am
Leave Elko 8.58 a hi
Loavc Blackville 9.13 a m
Leave Lees B ft.20 a m
LeiveGrnbama 9.82am
Leive Bamberg 9.46 a m
Leive Midway .9 63am
Leave Edisto 10.01am
Ar. at BranchtHle 10.16a m
L"*ve Kranchville 10 20 a in
Ar, at Charleston 12 2)pm
COLUMBIA DTVJ8IOH—WR8T.
(Daily, Except Sunday.)
Leave Branchville 10.20 am 6.60 pm
Arrite at Camden 2 2.> p in 8.26 p m
Arrive nl Columbia l’A38pin 9.22 pin
Leave ('olu wbia 7.^0 a m '6.25 p m
Leave Camden * 9 tO a m 4.00 p m
Ar atBraadhviUn 1’6 a m 7 6'J p m
EXPUK88 (DAILV) WKST.)
(^ave Charleoton ll-(M)pui
Leave Dranebville f 4)1 a m
Leave Blaekville £.00 a m
Ar. Augusta 8 00am
EXPRESS(DAILY) EAST)
Leave Augusta 9.40 pm
Ar.at Blaekville 12.17 pm
Ar. at UranciiviUe L43 a m
Arrive at Charleston £.?5am
"CON.NCCTIO.NS.”
Connect ions made nl Augusta with Georgia
Ik R. (o and from adpiints West and South
west, willi through Sleeper between CTiir-
lesion and At'nma on Express train.
Connections nude at Charleston with Noitb.
Eastern It. It. for prints North and with New
York Steamers on Saturdays.
Connections made at Columbia with Co
lumbia and Greenville- H. it. aiiiTCimrlottc^
Columbia and Augusta K. it. to and from all
pcints on hot h Roads, - . .
Connections made at Blaekville with Barn
well R. K.
F). C. ALLEN, 0. P. kT. .Agent.
JOHN B. I'HCil. General Mnuager.
uUbTAY-JACOBY,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
. .Dealer in Watches. Clocks, and a Fine Line
of Jewelry Alii kinds of Repaifing neatly
done, (ltd Gold and Silver bought.
203 King Street, Charleston, S. C.
octl 1 —r.——*—
Gr E. Steadman,
(Railroad Avenue)
Blaekville. S- 0*
A 85 Bill Will be
*ytx'i
To pny ^orson tMfr>M4WiA3 4iaotWB« Hstw^in th* Of
you u suit of clotica within f3.(*o asebesp ftftt.wiil.fw# 4
•j mtv»strfmur
CLOTHING, JfAfS AND f'URNTSIlIiNG, GOODS VERY (MKAP'VX*
411 fiej.tpmbet 1st. I don’t propose toHiIreftiso that 1t/IU cut Uik, week 2& Mr
Vent. Hud nut week 25 per cent, tnort*. atvl so on. for 4wr wsehTftwJifclL
wiieit you ourtio make yoa pay two price* for b< idg foolRT fn suebl war If
you will keep tucount you will Uitti hoqscs in tils city that adveriiswto cot
coods, and In four wt ek’s tlmo have cwt 6iw huDtlrcd percent. aaTiiFf Kavl!
Vow that Is all. TIten it Is left for them to ffiro tt w*yLhefr goods: SmUm
yotf go for them they make yo.u pay fifty per co*t abort cost for xhttvfot W^-*
lug sqeh a fool. They thiok that if you as* green eoouwk to be e&mrfct l>w
such an advettlaemcnt you are an easy customer to auk*& ti* nrofllowt r>a-l
They will put (n fraht a feW ehop worn goods, and prte* them at coat and Ism
to cuteh you for a trade, to mdke a big bant on you. Keep votireyw onerT
ijnd see what you ore doing. I will give anybody pritfas ff they will oi
limo aud call, to guide them by, and to show them huw badly they h*
duped. '■"* 1 4
H ortjr takw
ir* been
I L- STANSELL’S,
71C BROAP STREET, UNDER GLQBE HOTEL AUGUST A .GEOROl/.
jttly24-9m
J ACK,c/.Iib5vvv5lA
Trcrrv-rtwsN-— 1-'-^
HERE WE ARE
*•
%
<W
, . . . . —-v- - many hiter* we lurs from diiTerent
shops »c have worked fotv|h 0 witJg -.to know '*« basin*Ri. ,
Have found him to feet Ihrt c'SM
Msehiniot in every particwtar. Fill
any place with abUit/,. s- •
J. J. MebONNODQH,
McDonnough & Balentine Hhops.
Savannah, Georgia.
Extract from a tetter to me T-^*
Charlotte, N. C.^: whfts In Jorse,
Civy, N. J : *'11 ipe you will con
tinue to work for us and thereby re
duce tb<* coat of building our en
gines. I was anxious to have you
goon there ns you thoroughly uu-
dersiand our enafaes.'
LUDELL ENGINE CO.
per James K. Johnson,
V si '3 Z'J)
Has worked for us as Machinist.
Trust won by, reliable and a good
workman.
GEO. W, WILLIAMS, Ji., & Co.,
Cliarlestou Iron Works.
Has proved himself an excellent
Machinist. Ili.ilt one engine com
plete. Il werked excellent.
LIDDELL & CO,
Charlotte Iron Worka,
Ch irotte, V. C.
No bfsilation fa rftoaimcndlng
him as a gwod, practical uiacbioist.
WILLIAM MILBURN,
Master Machinist,
Granileville Machine Shop.
1 jano26 tf
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ws g g.o
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$ *
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Entire satiafhclion aa Mvhiniat.
Can cheerfully recommend him Usfe*
reliable and industrious.
W. D. ROBB,
Harter Mae+ilnfst.
F- & A. Jl. R., I’ensaeola, KU.
,u «>•«»>•»« of ou
had to wL- Dc,t I Vitt
had to WOu for m#
“ MlCIL*f0ffll., <
‘ _ K #ter-l4atTul*Vf. ,■
I found him to bT-^v .v«
woe re i uired of a ftrst!w— if.,
eer an4marhinlet. I
per day fey the ye*,, ut™* ™
on bis own a"oowWt. -
PAtJL •IIIVBRI
C. II. Southern, Phoephate lH
BURNED OUT
*t*
—NOT—
& xt o K e: iff*
J. L.
- ..fttfnet—y ; yy, -
Ttikt^s plcasuTC in infonV'in^' his customers and thereat of man*
kind that he is selling ofi* the remnant of goods saved from' the
fire at Belf the original price?, ’
“IT’S AN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS NOBODY GOOD."
NEW good.s are being reeeived six days'in the week and pri-
J* continue to be as mysterious as Lula Hurst’s performances.
The Doom for Blaine and Logan must “pale its ineffectual ftreff*
before the Boom for
ces
i
*fcs—
Feeder andComlcnfer.
Also, any Maclilnery not fn stock supplied
at abort notice and on most reasonable terms.
Also, one 15-borte power second-hand en
gine- „ . . . V - -
Also, a second-hand engine and grist rofil
m>t8
Alva Gage & Co.
CHARLESTON ICE HOUSE,
WnAet Corner Church St. Cliarleslon, 8. C.
Ice pnoksd tor the oounUry a apoeLiity.
Ice by «ar load at lowest rotes.
• apr24-1y
DU. J. H. E. MILHOUS,
DENTAL SURGEON.
BfoiVCPCVIL.L.K. H. C.
Regular appointjneats aa follows: Bane
weU C. H. from third Mondaym each month
to Friday evening. Offigs at tbe Patteravn
House. WiUiston, 8- C.'lreta $ rat Monday in
each month to Friday evenirg. • Office over
Opt. Kennedy'* stem. Will be at his hams
dSioein Blackrillo svery Saturday and whl
make appointments, with patients to meet
tnem at eilLer oxhif oHicee at any time.
BSrCalls attended is Barnwell and adja<
cent counties. (bct±J
Fthj-' . f
Bread 8tr*St, Aagaeta, Co.
MRS. Vf. M. THOMAS.
(fern rally' lochletl,' eftnvenititt Is Imlfceirf. •
Morrison and low
STOP,
And talt all jour friends au^ thc rept of mankind that j. W.
LEVY, the Broad SUeet G*\)cer r cq)po8it)e the Augusta-Hotel, has
in ptore and for Bole a full Block off bUpk* and Jancp Grocetiee
The nibble
re iamy
store >—•
Offers forAple one second-hand engine—
five liorse power.
Also, one second-hand engine —ten horse
power. , «
Also, two eecond hand saw mills.
Also, oue second-hand grist mill.
Also, a b< of new and second-hand shaft
ing-and pulleys.
Alsft, Oeiscr Engines and Saw. Mills,
Tl ftttXotS3E , S!5Uw Coiu.. ol., prompt.fttta.tio.i {^ Y en to all «aem.jW
“ Mr. J, II. IftOvy is vith me and will >>e pleased to aee and *erv«
f-ti-
■ -■ '—- 'i inii* kill I'rn ’mrjyi'. j_M
Itemoval IVotice,
6^)27
lA
68SAW frHSUir
We tak* pleasure in snhohwmng'tkst w* hsrre raowed-owr
ture to
t .t>
ifui a-
*-T:p-q» rw>
- -’840 AD STREET*
Old stand of Myers A Marcnl. We have this large itorsailtti SioiteiiiaWhmMrtUki ’
the most Elegant ind Wst Asg&rtet! Stock erer •fi'ered.
market <Jr any dfealcir la M ' • a ' r > • v i* *.
ffPfQtt-A-T-ity'
The steady increase in onr business is what has &
now have the Finest Store and Finest Stock To Gcor s .». ,, ,„ v « w bwhimesw «* sm
otl'Und sec us. ’ ^
tOc* nl- » . T- • '."'•d V*
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i v f *
_ UXHH
; ir'
r.yavto ne/ '«m*
Uttit*uUu-r
h»(f'
l.ii*.
J. L.
840 Sroad Street
Send six cents fbr pokfage 1
»epl3-27
y~~~ r rr : n
« anif fefnire free a tostly hfttf
ergseds winch will hctpalh
olettber sex, to more Dftoeey rightswsjttha*.
aaything else ia this world. *F, "
the worker* abeolutely sure. At oftfc*
dressTFr* A Co., AcrgusU. iFalae.
Am <. • mftkofcia
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